Artist/ Band: Karcius
Title: Episodes
Label: Unicorn Digital
Year of Release: 2008
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The Review:

Karcius is an instrumental progressive rock band that has some jazz-fusion moments throughout. There’s even a nod to reggae on the ending track, “Racines”. Their third album entitled, Episodes, such a mixture of styles which are executed with ease by these amazing musicians. Episodes as with their first two albums, is on the Unicorn Digital record label. A perfect home for the band as well as something for the label to be proud of.

From the opening track, “Submersion”, the band has a familiar sound while keeping things fresh. This sets the mood for the rest of the album. Another that shows off their skills as musicians is, “Purple King” which treads ground with label mates Spaced Out but more on the melodic side. The rest of the album follows suit and provides the listener with a wonderful “soundtrack”. This definitely one of my favorite instrumental releases of 2008 and fans of Spaced Out, Kopecky, Planet X and others will find Episodes to be a perfect addition to their collection.

Reviewed by Ron Fuchs on July 24th, 2009

Tracks:

01. Elements - Submersion
02. Elements - Sol
03. Elements - Combustion
04. Incident
05. Levant
06. Purple King
07. Racines

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